A dead tree, severe trunk damage, significant leaning, major storm damage, or an unwanted location may be reasons to consider removal. The tree and its surroundings should be reviewed first.

Yes. Large trees close to homes can often be taken down in sections when there is not enough open space for the tree to come down whole.

Trimming generally addresses overgrown branches and clearance. Pruning is more selective and may target dead, damaged, crossing, competing, or poorly positioned branches.

Yes. Selected branches can be trimmed to create additional clearance around roofs, driveways, garages, walkways, and other property features when site conditions allow.

Pruning may be appropriate when you notice deadwood, broken limbs, crossing branches, competing growth, or branches developing in undesirable positions within the crown.

Yes. We work with mature trees for removal, trimming, pruning, storm damage, and other tree work based on their condition, location, and property access.

Yes. Dead branches can often be selectively removed while the remaining tree stays in place when complete removal is not required.

Stump grinding is a separate service. You can request it with your tree removal quote if you also want the remaining tree base reduced.

Standard stump grinding reduces the accessible stump, but most underground roots remain in the soil. These roots generally break down naturally over time.

Yes. Large and old stumps can often be ground when there is sufficient access and working space for the required stump grinding equipment.

Yes. If you have multiple stumps on the property, they can be reviewed together and included within the same stump grinding project.

Yes. We clear accessible fallen trees, broken limbs, and tree debris left behind after strong winds and severe weather.

Avoid spending unnecessary time beneath the damaged branch. Contact us and explain where it is located so the tree and surrounding work area can be assessed.

Yes. Fallen trees and large limbs blocking accessible driveways can be cut into manageable sections and cleared from the affected area.

Lot clearing can involve selected tree removal, brush clearing, sapling removal, fallen wood cleanup, and other agreed woody vegetation within the designated project area.

Yes. You do not have to clear the entire lot. A selected area can be opened while trees and vegetation outside the agreed clearing zone remain.

Yes. J. Medina’s Tree Service works on residential and commercial properties, including yards, business grounds, parking areas, landscaped spaces, and accessible outdoor areas.

Cost depends on the work required, tree size, branch height, property access, surrounding obstacles, equipment needs, and project scope. A property-specific quote provides more accurate pricing.

Call (630) 405-8809 or submit the online quote form. Tell us what is happening on your property and which tree or area needs work.